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The film does imply that it is not all parents' fault, that it has a lot to do with countries, governments and the world as it is, and none of you who wrote about exploitation of the topic can deny that there are real stories like that out there. And the awards? Who cares. They are not important. What's important is that people see this film.
When a film gets either one star or ten, you know that it is something. All of you who gave it a one, you were irritated, weren't you? Indifference is a completely different story. And there were thankfully no indifferent people after watching this film.
score 10/10
pop-helena 21 July 2019
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